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ArtworkHand Drawn Art Drawing is great! As a little kid I used to draw battle scenes of little
white men fighting black men. Actually, it sounds racist when I say it
like that, but I swear I was just trying to distinguish two opposing teams.
Unfortunately, I don't get a chance to draw very often. Sometimes I draw
during the holidays when I had free time and the only other time I use
to draw was in lectures (shh.... don't tell anyone). I only did it in
a couple of lessons and only for the really dull subjects. In fact it
was the only way to keep myself awake. Most of these drawings are in lead pencil, in the newer ones I also use biro. I'm not particularly good, but I hope to get better. There is some terrific artwork out there, and it makes all my stuff look very kiddy, but I can live with that. Here is big jon's site again.
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All my pictures
were always tiny, and I held my face close to the page so I could draw
what, I assumed at the time, was terrific detail. The men I drew were
so small you almost had to squint to see them. I guess I'm still not use
to drawing things big, because I liked the idea of having a lot of action
and detail in one image. However, now I'm older I enjoy drawing people
and landscapes much more than war machines and battles. Every picture
tells it's own story, but some have more meaning than others. Surely a
face tells a thousand words. A face with a smile, or unique character,
tells a million. Having said that, I'm not very good at drawing portraits
at all (usually my pictures don't look like the people they're supposed
to be), but I am getting better.
